This years' Election will be for the positions of Mayor and Place 4 for a term of 3-years each. 

The early voting and election day polling location(s) can be found under our 'Public Notices' page. (see column to your left for the link) 

Per the Town Charter (5.06 - Election by Majority), the candidates in each place or office who shall have received the majority of votes cast in such election shall be declared elected (50% + 1). Should any candidate fail to receive the majority of votes for the office or place for which he or she is a candidate, the Council shall immediately order a runoff election. 

General Elections

Flower Mound general elections are usually held on the first Saturday in May. Items listed on general election ballots for consideration could include Town Council positions, Charter amendments, CIP projects, and bond items. Election ballots can also include county, school district, and state propositions.

Council Members

Flower Mound Town Council Members are elected “at-large,” each representing the entire community. The Flower Mound Town Charter was amended by the voters on November 8, 2016, resulting in a change from two year to three year terms, which includes a 7-year transition plan as outlined in the graphic at the bottom of this page.

Each member of the Council must meet these eligibility requirements: 

• Be a qualified/registered voter of the Town
• Be 21 years of age or older on the first day of the term to be filled at the election or on the date of appointment
• Have been a resident of the town for at least one year prior to election date
• Shall hold no other public office except that of Notary Public or a member of the National Guard, military reserve, or Coast Guard reserve

Additional Elections

Under the direction of the Town Council, elections can also be called throughout the rest of the year if necessary. For more information regarding a Town of Flower Mound election or voting procedures, please checkout the 'Contact Us' column to the right and reach out.